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Policy for the Care of Patients Who Wish to Decline Transfusions Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust procedural documents are only valid if viewed on the intranet. Please visit the intranet

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1. To fill out blood, follow these steps:
2. Collect the necessary blood collection tubes and other equipment.
3. Verify the patient's identity and confirm the blood type required.
4. Prepare the patient by cleaning the venipuncture site with an antiseptic solution.
5. Apply a tourniquet above the venipuncture site to distend the veins.
6. Locate a suitable vein for venipuncture.
7. Use a sterile needle to puncture the vein and allow blood to flow into the collection tubes.
8. Once the required amount of blood is collected, remove the needle and apply pressure to the puncture site with a sterile gauze.
9. Label the blood collection tubes with the patient's information and the time of collection.
10. Properly dispose of used needles and other sharps in a designated sharps container.
11. Transport the collected blood samples to the appropriate laboratory for testing and analysis.

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1. Patients who may need blood include:
2. - Individuals who have undergone surgery or other medical procedures that result in significant blood loss.
3. - Trauma victims who have experienced severe injuries and hemorrhages.
4. - Individuals with certain medical conditions that cause blood disorders or deficiencies.
5. - Cancer patients who are undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
6. - Individuals with chronic diseases, such as liver or kidney disease, that can lead to anemia or blood-related complications.
7. - Individuals with genetic disorders, such as sickle cell disease or hemophilia, that require regular blood transfusions.
8. - Patients with bleeding disorders or disorders of coagulation.

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Blood refers to the fluid that circulates in the body of patients who require transfusions for medical conditions, surgeries, or trauma.

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Patients who receive blood transfusions or participate in clinical trials for blood products may be required to file documentation related to blood use.

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